best intermediate tires???

[250f_#97]

hey guys, what are the best intermediate tires out there?i need a new front, so i might as well replace both.thanks.

[yzguy431]

try the 739's ...

[wldriver]

I think the best tire for the front is a Dunlop 755 or 756

[skthom2320]

Originally posted by yzguy431:

try the 739's ...

I haven't found the 739 to be that good on intermediate. It's best in hardpack. I would go with the 755 instead.

[3rw1n]

I use a 755 front and 756 rear. It seems to hook up well in all conditions.

[MotoXxX41]

Try Bridgestone 401's. Ran them for years on different brand bikes. Hold up a long time too. Never had much luck with Dunlop on rear tires. Like their front tires but Bridgestone has always had good wearing front and rear.

[osheen]

755F, 756R nuff' said.......

[NICKNACK]

michelin M12's!!! I love em.

[sceptor]

NickNack, are you able to compare the michelins to the 755F,756R combo?

[RakO]

Originally posted by NICKNACK:

michelin M12's!!! I love em.

M12 Fronat AND rear ?

Some are using the S12 for intermediate condition .?

RakO

[MXof21]

I agree M12s, they wear like iron and still hook up great.

[Mark_UK]

m12s are great

tho s12 work great year round

[Jekel]

If you ride in any rocks, Bridgestone is the way to go. Only thing coming close is the Michelinn M12. It was the M77, 78 combo Now I'm not sure. The 22 23 combo is impressive still and wears great. I will probably try the new design next and don't expect to be disappointed. Just my .02 ?

[av8tor1]

I am with Osheen. The 756 and 755 from Dunlop are both excellent intermediate tires. I have found the 755 to resist chunking better when riding in sand/rock So.Cal desert conditions. The new Maxxis IT is an excellent rear also.

Sitting on the couch taking pain meds wishing my new titanium parts were on my bike instead of in my foot.